Sentence examples for by mitigating the effects from inspiring English sources

Atmospheric sulfur could also unintentionally lower society's drive to reduce carbon emissions by mitigating the effects, he said.

This is due to the fact that these latter chemicals act by mitigating the effects of heterogeneities.

Medipix3 is a 256×256 channel hybrid pixel detector readout chip working in a single photon counting mode with a new inter-pixel architecture, which aims to improve the energy resolution in pixelated detectors by mitigating the effects of charge sharing between channels.

Nevertheless, I was still fascinated when Tamanna shared in her talk that the Hsp70 family can facilitate parasite survival by mitigating the effects of temperature change as the parasite enters from cold-blooded mosquito into the warm-blooded human host.

These circumstances have encouraged governments to promote hydroclimatology with resolution better than annual or continental scale monsoons, as well as with interannual and global scope to maintain sustainable development by mitigating the effects of climate change.

By mitigating the effects of the Zn0.8Mg0.2O/ITO Schottky barrier, an efficiency of 1.6% was achieved.

When compared to very thick scintillator SLI, employing MLI architecture exhibits the same gains in QDE, but by mitigating the effect of optical Swank noise, results in more dramatic improvements in tracking performance.

Cooperative spectrum sensing could increase the accuracy of the sensing results by mitigating the effect of multipath and shadowing.

Solutions such as ORBIT try to cope with this problem by mitigating the effect of the noise among nodes; however, it introduces new problems into the emulation as limiting the network topology and limiting the transmission range of all nodes, which is also far from the real behaviour of a MANET.

These findings argue for an important biological role of transcriptional heterogeneity and precise control of oscillatory cellular dynamics, which likely contribute to population robustness by mitigating the effect of temporal fluctuations in paracrine signaling.

Transgenic approaches have increased yield potential by mitigating the adverse effects of prevailing stress factors in the environment.